National Hardware
N266-445 T-plate, 4 In., Zinc-plated Steel
Key Features
AI Generated- Built from zinc‑coated steel, the plate resists weathering and maintains its appearance.
- Bulk packaging offers a practical option for repeat use on many jobs.
- Countersunk screw holes allow for a seamless installation with wood screws.
- Creates a firm right‑angle connection, enhancing stability in woodworking builds.
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The National Hardware N266-445 is a 4-inch zinc-plated steel T-plate designed to join two pieces of wood together at 90-degree angles. This classic hardware solution is essential for screens, frames, and countless woodworking projects where a strong, reliable connection between perpendicular pieces is needed.
Zinc plating protects the steel core against rust and corrosion, ensuring the plate performs reliably in damp conditions and outdoor environments without frequent replacement. Countersunk screw holes allow fasteners to sit flush with the plate surface for a clean, finished appearance. This compact yet sturdy plate delivers dependable holding power at an economical price.
Features and Benefits
- Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Hot-rolled steel with zinc plating guards against rust and wear in wet and outdoor conditions.
- Countersunk Holes: Screw holes sit below the plate surface for a neat, level appearance and professional-looking joints.
- 90-Degree Joining: T-shaped design creates a strong connection for perpendicular wood joints on frames and screens.
- Standard 4-Inch Size: Generous square dimensions provide ample surface area for secure fastening and alignment.
- Bulk Packaging: Receive multiple plates per package to streamline inventory and lower per-unit cost for contractors and ongoing projects.
Specifications
- Brand: National Hardware
- Model: N266-445
- Material: Steel, zinc-plated
- Length: 4 inches
- Width: 4 inches
- Screw Holes: Countersunk
How to Use
- Fastener Size: Use #8 flat head screws with this plate.
- Pilot Holes: Drill a pilot hole with a 3/32-inch drill bit when using wood screws.
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